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Antenna dB – The basics
Antenna dB (decibels) are a unit of measure used to describe the gain, or amplification, of an antenna compared to a reference antenna. Decibels are a logarithmic scale that expresses the ratio of two power levels, and they are commonly … Continue reading
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